AI-podden with Professor Stuart Russell, UC Berkeley

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The AI-podcast proudly hosts Professor Stuart Russell, University of California at Berkeley. Professor Russell is one of the pioneers of AI and his over 1000 pages book "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach", co-authored with Peter Norvig, is a standard reference in the field and you find on the shelf of any serious AI expert or practitioner. Professor Russell recently released his new book "Human Compatible", which discusses the risks of AI and how we should think to build Intelligence that serves humanity. In this episode, we discuss this very interesting topic and other topics. Professor Russell shares his experience and gives great insight into the future of AI and where we will see it happening with great impact in the coming 5-10 years.

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